If they set up a military installation inside a library with the purpose of harming Ukraine, then yes. Aside from that, this is a ridiculous comparison.

The heavy water plant the Germans set up in WW2 was also “science” and it’s still a good thing that it was sabotaged.

Erasing data that is used for military reconnaissance in a hostile country is not a crime.

Exciting stuff! Here’s a direct link to the picture in full resolution.

The fact that Fico got elected has to be one of the hardest blows against European unity in recent memory.

Huh, that actually doesn’t seem too far fetched.

The governor also accused the plant’s owners of being unreachable during the current crisis, pointing out that two of them lived abroad. The issue apparently drew the attention of Russian President Vladimir Putin — he ordered Vorobyov to nationalize the heating facility.

Imagine living in a different time zone and not picking up a call in the middle of the night, only to find out the next day that your government just joinked your entire plant because they messed up the heating infrastructure and needed someone else to blame.

By the time the police arrived at the scene of the crime, Francois Ndjaseli had been stabbed. After conducting an internal investigation, the Russian Interior Ministry fired both Gennady Izergin and Ivan Oleinikov. The officers have also been charged with abuse of authority and are facing up to 10 years in prison.

Surprisingly solid response for Russia, really didn’t expect that.